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(08-02-2023, 11:02 AM)CanICode Wrote: Do you all know of any easy dual degree to add onto the CS degree?
The BSBA CIS is the easiest dual degree to add to a BACS.
Or do you mean another BA degree? Like BA Math, BA Psych, etc.?
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(08-02-2023, 11:02 AM)CanICode Wrote: Do you all know of any easy dual degree to add onto the CS degree?
I mean obviously that would be a BALS, but it would make zero sense to do this. What do you want to accomplish with said dual degree?
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Did tesu change requirement of aos requiring programming in c ?
For bsba cis ?
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(08-03-2023, 03:27 PM)Pats20 Wrote: Did tesu change requirement of aos requiring programming in c ?
For bsba cis ?
I don't think programming in C has ever been a requirement. Just programming in general. There are plenty of options out there.
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(08-03-2023, 03:03 PM)dfrecore Wrote: (08-02-2023, 11:02 AM)CanICode Wrote: Do you all know of any easy dual degree to add onto the CS degree?
I mean obviously that would be a BALS, but it would make zero sense to do this. What do you want to accomplish with said dual degree?
Have a thicc resume.
(08-02-2023, 11:06 AM)rachel83az Wrote: (08-02-2023, 11:02 AM)CanICode Wrote: Do you all know of any easy dual degree to add onto the CS degree?
The BSBA CIS is the easiest dual degree to add to a BACS.
Or do you mean another BA degree? Like BA Math, BA Psych, etc.?
I mean another BA AoS. So I can graduate with double dual degrees.
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Whatever you want... Of course it depends what you're closest towards, the BALS with a concentration is an option, it can use the previous 9 credits UL for the previous AOS and your general education/free electives and you'll just have to do a few more classes. Find a concentration you want, you can even pad the resume if it's needed with two associates, and any certs.
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(08-03-2023, 03:49 PM)rachel83az Wrote: (08-03-2023, 03:27 PM)Pats20 Wrote: Did tesu change requirement of aos requiring programming in c ?
For bsba cis ?
I don't think programming in C has ever been a requirement. Just programming in general. There are plenty of options out there. That’s what I thought , but today I pulled up the website and it’s states cos 1160 as part of the required courses under the area of study.
https://www.tesu.edu/business/undergradu...on-systems
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(08-03-2023, 04:26 PM)Pats20 Wrote: (08-03-2023, 03:49 PM)rachel83az Wrote: (08-03-2023, 03:27 PM)Pats20 Wrote: Did tesu change requirement of aos requiring programming in c ?
For bsba cis ?
I don't think programming in C has ever been a requirement. Just programming in general. There are plenty of options out there. That’s what I thought , but today I pulled up the website and it’s states cos 1160 as part of the required courses under the area of study.
https://www.tesu.edu/business/undergradu...on-systems
The degree plans on the TESU site are awful. They only list a limited number of classes that they themselves offer, not what's actually required/expected. You don't need C. You could take their Python programming, for instance, or bring in a different programming from elsewhere.
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08-04-2023, 06:22 AM
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(08-03-2023, 11:43 PM)rachel83az Wrote: (08-03-2023, 04:26 PM)Pats20 Wrote: (08-03-2023, 03:49 PM)rachel83az Wrote: (08-03-2023, 03:27 PM)Pats20 Wrote: Did tesu change requirement of aos requiring programming in c ?
For bsba cis ?
I don't think programming in C has ever been a requirement. Just programming in general. There are plenty of options out there. That’s what I thought , but today I pulled up the website and it’s states cos 1160 as part of the required courses under the area of study.
https://www.tesu.edu/business/undergradu...on-systems
The degree plans on the TESU site are awful. They only list a limited number of classes that they themselves offer, not what's actually required/expected. You don't need C. You could take their Python programming, for instance, or bring in a different programming from elsewhere. Gotcha. Thanks Rachel. You’d think I’d know that by now. 
Its not like I don’t have degree through them. Duh.
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